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Screenshot from animated short film "The Curious Tale of Aunt Binks"

Kevin Fleury's animated short "The Horse and Dog" featuring my original score is now available to watch on Vimeo, embedded below. It is a powerful tale of a man at the end of his life remembering a romance from his youth and was a real pleasure to score.

You can see more of Kevin's work on his website.


You can now listen to and buy my original soundtrack to Argent Games' gothic visual novel "Red Embrace"! Check out the album on my releases page here:

releases.rupertcole.co.uk/album/red-embrace-ost


You can also buy the game, which is out now on: Android, Steam and Itch.io

The Game

Our story begins with MC's graveyard shift at a dingy diner in San Francisco. It's just another normal night until a mysterious customer stops by, bringing the dangerous attention of a few people with him. MC finds himself in the middle of a war he didn't even know existed... between vampires.

The Soundtrack Red Embrace’s original score features seven original tracks comprising of dark, gritty, urban textures with rock influences, synth basslines and searing electric guitar melodies. Although short, the soundtrack explores a range of genres and moods, from the gentle and romantic piano of “Us, Alone” to the frantic percussive textures of “Getaway”. Included as a bonus track in the OST release is an earlier, more upbeat version of the nu jazz-inflected “On a Love Kick”.

Two film festival trailers are now available on Vimeo featuring my music! I was lucky enough to have my solo piano piece "Dolore" score the

trailer for Festival Play It Again! (available on the festival homepage), which features clips from classic films such as "The Graduate" and "My Life to Live".


The other trailer - for Festival Cinéma Télérama Enfants - includes an excerpt from my recent release "A Bee's Journey", set against footage from the films due to be screened including "Paddington 2" and "My Life as a Courgette". This trailer will be screened in 174 cinemas across France for the next six weeks and shorter versions of it will be featuring on the five French television channels run by France.tv, if you're in the country keep an eye out for it!


Tickets for both festivals are available here:

http://festivals.telerama.fr/festivalenfants

http://www.festival-playitagain.com/



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